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More workers are facing mandatory Covid vaccination or no job [cnbc.com]:

As millions of people return to the office after months of home working, there are increasing reports of tensions between vaccinated and unvaccinated workers [cnbc.com].

Employment experts say it's vital for employers to communicate openly and clearly with employees about their vaccination expectations and safety protocol before a return to the workplace.

"Employers should give adequate notice to their employees of return to work dates, vaccination requirements, on-site work rules, and accommodation procedures," Anthony Mingione, an employment lawyer and partner in the New York office of law firm Blank Rome, told CNBC last week.

"Effective communication also includes conveying expectations for workplace decorum, reminding workers of the privacy rights of their colleagues, and making sure that the consequences for violations are understood in advance.  Employers also have to be equipped to handle the issues that will arise when employee availability is impacted by a lack of child care or school closure, immunocompromised family members, or Covid-19 quarantines.  Other than following the law, the most important thing in resolving conflicts is to apply policies consistently," he said.

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